Zombie Girlfriend Video

What is a zombie girlfriend video?

A zombie girlfriend video is the most common version of the zombie couple trend. The boyfriend is the survivor, waiting with a gun. The girlfriend has turned: grey skin, milky white eyes, dark veins, but still her face. He recognises her, his hands shake, and the gun drops. Then the clip cuts to a memory of the two of them before the outbreak.

It is popular because it is a love story first and a zombie clip second. Couples post it for anniversaries, for Halloween, or just to see the other person's reaction.

Girlfriend, boyfriend, husband or wife

Whoever is in photo 2 becomes the zombie, so the same story makes a zombie boyfriend, zombie husband or zombie wife video. Swap the photos with one tap to switch who turns. If you want to make it for both of you, make two videos with the roles swapped.

The story also works with a parent, a best friend or a pet. See the zombie pet video page for the dog and cat version.

How to make one

• Photo 1: the survivor holding the gun.
• Photo 2: the partner who turned.
• Pick a setting or choose Surprise me.
• Pay once and wait about five minutes. You can leave the tab; the page title changes and, if you allow it, your browser notifies you when the video is ready.
• Download and post. The video stays on the page in this browser after a refresh, but the download link expires, so save it soon.

Four settings for your love story

• Halloween night: an empty suburban street with jack-o'-lanterns still glowing on the porches, fog and a full moon. The memory after the cut is the two of you on the same street on an earlier Halloween, in matching costumes.
• Ruined city: an empty, dusty street in cold blue-grey light. The memory after the cut is a golden wheat field at sunset.
• Snowed-in cabin: a mountain cabin lit by a dying fire, snow blowing through the broken door, an old hunting rifle instead of a handgun. The memory is a wooden dock over a sunny lake in summer.
• Abandoned supermarket: empty shelves, vines and pale light through a broken skylight. The memory is the same supermarket, bright and fully stocked, back before it all ended.
• Surprise me: leave the choice to us and one of the four is picked when you start.

How it ends

After the gun drops, she, still a zombie, runs and leaps into his arms. Mid-leap it cuts hard to the two of you healthy and smiling, the leap becoming a catch and a spin: in a golden wheat field, on a lake dock in summer, or in the supermarket when it was still bright and full. That memory fills roughly the last 40% of the video, scored with piano and strings and no text on screen.

Photo tips for a better likeness

• One person per photo, face clearly visible and roughly toward the camera.
• Even daylight beats dark rooms and coloured party lights.
• Skip sunglasses, masks and heavy beauty filters.
• Use photos of yourselves only, or of people who agreed to be in it, and say the video is AI-generated when you post.

Price and your photos

One video is $6.99 and three are $14.99, taxes included, so the price you see is the price you pay. There is no account and no subscription: you add your photos, pay once, and the video starts right after. If a video fails to render, it is refunded automatically.

Your photos are used only to make your video and are deleted from our storage after 7 days. They are never used to train AI models. Each video is AI-generated fiction made with Seedance 2.0, the video model by ByteDance.

You get a clean MP4 with no watermark: about 12 seconds, vertical 9:16, 720p, with music. For a seasonal version see the Halloween zombie video page.